Hello!
Well I had made a little script some time ago that you may (or may not)
find
usefull. It will search for library dependencies for the binary files in a
text file named "need". Then it will sort and rewrite this need file with
unique dependencies, and tell you how many lines it became. You can run it
several times to find more dependencies, but usually just one time will give
the right result.
This only list dependencies that ldd can find, it will not list
external
programs or dlopened libs such xmms plugins.
cat need | while read f; do ldd "$f" | cut -f 2 | cut -d\ -f 3 >> need.tmp;
echo "$f" >>need.tmp ; done; sort -u need.tmp >need; rm need.tmp; cat need |
wc -l
if i put a single line "/opt/openoffice/program/soffice.bin" in the file need,
after running this script i go 38 dependencie lines.
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